The iPhone 14 generation is where the standard and Pro models started to diverge in earnest. This page holds the 14, the 14 Plus, the 14 Pro, the 14 Pro Max, and a Pro variant with no SIM tray.
Why the split matters here
The 14 and 14 Plus are refinements of the previous generation: a familiar notch, a dependable two-lens camera and long battery life on the Plus. The 14 Pro and 14 Pro Max introduced the Dynamic Island in place of the notch, an always-on display, a much higher-resolution main sensor and a telephoto lens. Within one generation that is an unusually wide gap, and it is the main thing to weigh here.
Plus, not Mini
This was the year Apple retired the Mini and replaced it with the 14 Plus, a large screen at the standard camera tier. If you want a big display without paying for Pro cameras, the Plus is the only phone in the generation that offers it.
About the eSIM-only Pro
One 14 Pro listed here has no physical SIM slot and runs on eSIM alone. It works normally on Canadian networks that support eSIM activation, which most now do — confirm with your carrier first. See the full eSIM-compatible range if that suits how you use a phone.
Choosing between them
Value: the standard 14. Battery: the 14 Plus. Photography: either Pro, with the Pro Max adding reach and stamina. Line any two up on our comparison tool. Every unit is CWTA-checked, warrantied for 90 days and shipped free across Canada.